Spirit message from Carnegie cited as dubious cryptic tip
A newspaper column questions a claimed posthumous message from Andrew Carnegie delivered by medium Charles A. Pike. The text appears as a garbled mix of words and numbers ending with a vague stock market tip, prompting skepticism about spiritual communications and the credibility of mediums.
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Charles A. Pike
Senator Overman
Pike
North 160 Street
William James
James
Williams Independent Voice Decries Labor Capital Collars
A Mississippi senator, John Sharp Williams, denounces labor and capital dominance, urging independence in policy. He cites warnings from labor leaders about Plumb plan risks and a threatened transport strike, noting potential milk shortages for cities and the symbolic danger of entrenched interests. A separate note mentions a movie actor drowning after a submarine incident near Newport.
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John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
Senate
Asuch
New York
Colonen
Baltimore
St. Louis
Production ranking milestone in the state
The entity advances to sixth place in state production, surpassing Pennsylvania in overall output and marking a notable performance shift for the period observed.
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States
Pennayliania
Turkey a pioneer in some women's rights in history
A National Geographic Society bulletin discusses how Turkish women historically controlled their own property under Roman law and Ottoman practice, contrasting status with German wives and highlighting changes in education, divorce laws, and social roles amid modern reform movements.
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O Cours
Turkey
Washington
National Geographic Society
Mary Mills Patrick
Pasha
Seven Poe Residences Brought To Light Amid Hype
The piece notes multiple alleged Poe residences surfaced with media fanfare while praising General Pershing aside from one critic who calls him a snob and imperialist. It also mentions towns reporting buried liquor caches amid house to house searches, reflecting faulty judgment in hiding places.
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New York
Poe
Homer
Pershing
Congress
Fopetone
Train Vibration Aids Hearing For Partially Deaf
A partially deaf person finds better hearing while riding a railway train as the train’s rumbling vibrates the car, stimulating the ear drum and enhancing auditory capacity.
Oil Fields Likely Exhuasted by 1935 Under Current Rates
It is estimated that at the present rate of increase both of consumption and of the output of petroleum the known oil fields of the United States will be exhausted by the year 1935.
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United States
French Soldiers Ride Railways at Quarter Fare
A report notes French soldiers in uniform may travel by rail at quarter fare. The article also comments on France having lower values and smaller sums relative to other countries, though specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Executors to Issue Deed to Scheibman in Estate Dispute
In Lorum County the executors of the late William Moffatt must issue a deed to A. Schiebman after a court order. An earlier public sale had seen Laula Goldstein bid 10,500 but Schiebman protested the process citing lack of appraisal within sixty days. The court ordered a new appraisal and later accepted Schiebman’s higher bid of 12,500, issuing the deed amid competition between tenants of the storerooms who are rivals.
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William Moffatt
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Laula Goldstein
A. Schiebman
Goldstein
Schiebman
Schhiebman
Gompers Blames Cops Strike on Police Commissioner
In a New York dispatch on September 13 the AFL leader Samuel Gompers blamed the Boston police strike on Police Commissioner Edwin Curtis. He charged the commission with mismanagement and warned of wider labor action if conditions did not improve.
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New York
Saniia
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Edwin Curtis
Corbin
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